President Vo Van Thuong presents a gift to President of Kyushu University Ishibashi Tatsuro. (Photo: VNA) Fukuoka (VNA) – State President Vo Van Thuong visited Kyushu University on November 30 as part of his official trip to Japan.
In a meeting with President of the university Ishibashi Tatsuro and Vietnamese students who are pursuing study there, he spoke highly of the university’s achievements and development orientations which are in line with its reputation, prestige and history of more than 110 years.
President Vo Van Thuong visits the International Research Centre for Hydrogen Energy at Kyushu University (Photo: VNA) He welcomed the university’s intention to expand education and receive more Vietnamese students through cooperation programmes with Vietnamese education establishments.
Besides, he took the occasion to ask the university to enhance collaboration with Vietnamese universities and localities to improve human resources quality for the country.
President Thuong also had a cordial talk with standout Vietnamese students at the university, during which he expressed his delight at their academic results.
President Vo Van Thuong meets with Vietnamese students at Kyushu University. (Photo: VNA) He encouraged them to continue broadening their knowledge, promoting solidarity, supporting one another, and joining hands to build a strong Vietnamese community in Japan, thus becoming a bridge to connect the two nations.
In the afternoon, President Thuong and his entourage left Fukuoka for Vietnam, wrapping up his official visit to Japan at the invitation of the Japanese State./.
